Scott Brown Bobble Head Video

On the campaign trail, Scott Brown promised to be an independent voice for Massachusetts. But since he took office, Brown has turned into a real "bobble head" for Wall Street and the Republican leadership.

To shipping jobs overseas.

Scott Brown voted to filibuster the Creating American Jobs & Ending Offshoring Act, a bill would have ended tax breaks for companies that outsource jobs or build plants and offices offshore to replace American facilities. (US Senate roll call vote #242, 9/28/10)

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To tax breaks for oil companies and billionaires

In the face of drastic budget cuts, Scott Brown voted to protect billions in oil industry tax breaks – and has consistently defended the failed George W Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest one percent of Americans. (US Senate roll call vote #72, 5/17/11)

To slashing Medicaid and Social Security

Brown voted for drastic cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security--and promised future cuts to these critical programs in a recent address to Brighton, MA seniors. Brown continued to flatly rejected closing loopholes on big oil companies or billionaires to stave off the cuts. (Boston Globe, 8/8/11; US Senate Roll Call Vote #116, 7/22/11)

To ending unemployment benefits for out-of-work Massachusetts residents.

Scott Brown voted eight times to end federal unemployment benefits for people who have lost their jobs. Because of Brown’s stall tactics, 30,000 out-of-work Bay Staters saw their jobless benefits disappear in 2010. (2010 US Senate roll call votes #48, #116, #117, #194, #200, #204, #209 and #215)

To gutting job training assistance for 27,000 potential workers

Scott Brown supported a Republican budget bill that would have gutted $55.9 million in federal job training assistance, affecting 27,000 unemployed Massachusetts workers. (US Senate roll call vote #36, 3/9/11)

To slashing $665 million in federal assistance for Massachusetts

Scott Brown voted twice to slash $665 in federal aid meant to protect Medicaid funding and keep 2,900 teachers on the job across the commonwealth. (US Senate roll call vote #200, 6/24/10 and #228, 8/5/10)

To eliminating 7,000 jobs for Bay State youth

Scott Brown voted to eliminate $86 million in federal funding to support 500,000 youth jobs nationwide, including more than 7,000 in Massachusetts. (US Senate roll call vote #45, 3/9/10)

Call Scott Brown at (617) 565-3170 and ask him to start saying YES to Massachusetts working families and seniors -- not Wall Street and the Republican leadership.